Increases testosterone levels: Scientific studies have shown that D-aspartic acid affects the central nervous system and stimulates the release of luteinizing hormone (LH) from the pituitary gland. This hormone, in turn, stimulates the testicles to produce testosterone. At the same time, DAA directly affects testicular cells and activates the processes leading to the synthesis of this "male hormone". Prosterone, on the other hand, is a precursor to testosterone. Clinical studies have shown that DHEA supplementation increases testosterone levels in the body. As a result, libido can be significantly increased. Clinical trial participants reported improved erectile function and quality of sex life after taking DHEA.

Improves physical performance: DAA and DHEA increase the production of testosterone, which is one of the most important anabolic hormones. It performs many basic functions of the body, but as an anabolic substance it promotes fat burning and accelerates muscle growth. These processes take place at a high pace, especially during intense physical exertion. Testosterone also increases the sensitivity of cells to insulin. This allows them to absorb more glucose, which can essentially be considered a specific fuel that allows them to work more efficiently. In addition, D-aspartate additionally contributes to the intensification of growth hormone production. It prevents protein breakdown in muscle fibers and helps recovery after intense training. This will likely reduce the risk of injury during exercise.

Maintains a good mood : Studies have shown that people who experience low mood for a long period of time experience lower levels of testosterone. Supplementation with this prohormone improves mental comfort. This is probably due to DHEA's ability to increase the activity of beta endorphins, which are responsible for happiness and well-being. On the other hand, D-aspartate stimulates NMDA receptors, which are involved in the regulation of neurotransmitter activity. Activation of these receptors helps increase dopamine and GABA levels. The first of these neurotransmitters supports positive attitudes and motivation, but is also associated with the experience of pleasure. The second improves resistance to stress and prevents mood swings.